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Educational benefits of children watching SESAME STREET - Miss Behaviour discusses what this new research study means for early childhood development

8/21/2019

There is a big dilemma out there about children watching television or online shows. Yes, screen time use is an issue for a lot of children but there is also still some educational benefits as well. A recent study shows that children in the early years who watch 'Sesame Street' programs, are likely to do better at school because of the pre-exposure to learning concepts. Even though these are very good points, it is not to be over-used or the only educational exposure a young child should have. Read the full article below on Global National News with Julie Romanowski and what she reveals as some potential pitfalls and beautiful benefits.

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Sesame Street television programs have been a classic educational show for children for decades that helps young children learn new educational concepts, there is a lot of benefits for kids in the earlly years in watching Sesame Street so they have early exposure to learning concepts such as numeracy literacy feelings and problem solving and new study shows that this is correct, Julie Romanowski from Miss Behaviour parenting coach and consultant services discusses this topic with Laura Hensley from Global National News and brings understanding to early childhood development learning and the impact of these learning concepts to children in the early years, as an Early Childhood Educator and Early Childhood Consultant based in Vancouver British Columbia Julie Romanowski speaks internationally about the importance of attachment and connection with children to help them have good healthy brain development and therefore able to learn well in school in play and with peers, for a free consultation on how to best help your child with their learning and behaviour contact Julie Romanowski at www.julieromanowski.com

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